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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2003
Page
3
Founded July 24 1829 A C Hudnutt publisher 1927 1950 A Cooper Hudnutt publisher Andrew R Young editor Scott Brown editorial page editor Rudy Dicks managing editor Patti Ewald assistant managing editor
The Wellington school board accepted Superintendent Sherry Buccieri's resignation after a months long controversy over alleged misused phone time and a toxic district climate. Former Westwood Principal Nancy Fisher received 313000 to settle a federal suit tied to Buccieri's tenure, and Fisher's husband David Fisher and attorney's brother Avers Ratliff joined the board in 2001, forming opposition. The editorial urges unity, focusing on finding a new leader and avoiding further infighting while weighing whether students are truly better off.
The Los Angeles Times weighs Blair's visit to Washington amid scrutiny of British intelligence sources tied to Bush's January State of the Union claim on Iraq seeking enriched uranium in Niger. The piece questions CIA competence and notes Baghdad's supposed renewed CW program and missile delivery capabilities amid sparse proof.
Elyria residents debate Mayor Grace and the ICC plan to add fractions of city income tax to fund a new high school. Voters oppose permanent 0.50% tax and editors urge ballot on 0.73% for the high school only. Concerns on logistics for using Elyria West for freshmen and after school activities. Community input urged to focus on a quality high school.
Avon Lake writer Celine E. Riedel argues CIA Director George Tenet bore responsibility for the disputed line about Saddam Hussein seeking uranium from Africa in the State of the Union. The piece mocks the Bush-Rumsfeld-Rice trio and warns pedestals can crumble.
Letter argues morality comes from parents not government. It criticizes removing a Ten Commandments sculpture from a Montgomery courthouse as unconstitutional. The writer notes the First Amendment secular framework and questions reliance on courts or schools to teach religious values.
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor limited to about 200 words. Submit by mail to Editorial Page Editor Box 4010 Elyria 44036 or by phone and email contact details provided. The page requests brevity accuracy and charity from readers.
An opinion piece defends Title IX against critics from Phyllis Schlafly and others, arguing the education department affirmed current policies while highlighting gains in women's sports and athletics participation. The author urges focus on expanding opportunities for girls and caution against dismantling protections.
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